ScienceLives
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Computer Science, Good Advice and More From Cyntrica EatonComputer scientist, author and educator Cyntrica Eaton answers 10 questions.
By Cyntrica Eaton Published
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Ecologist Strives to Improve Human-Animal Co-HabitationJulia Earl uses math to study animal movements through habitats and the effects those movements have, hoping to help humans and animals live together better.
By Catherine Crawley Published
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Math for the Real WorldMathematician Fred Roberts applies math to a wide range of real-world problems.
By Carl Blesch Published
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Researcher Designs Sensors to Gather Earth DetailsSteven Glaser's research covers a wide range of applications from snow hydrology processes to water balance to earthquake initiation.
By Steven Glaser Published
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Picking On Yeast For Genetic AnswersScientist learns a lot about how human DNA works by studying yeast.
By Joseph McClain Published
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Prioritizing Risks and Failures is CriticalMatthew Kerr discusses his love for his work.
By Jacqueline Conciatore Published
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Building Green-Gas Technology Without a ManualRobert Coolman explores pyrolysis and biofuels.
By Robert Coolman Published
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Doing Science is Fun — Collaboration, Creativity, FlexibilityProfessor Francine Berman shares how much she loves her job.
By Lisa-Joy Zgorski Published
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Iain Johnstone: Following Curiosity Where it LeadsA statistics researcher discusses how an enthusiasm for cricket as a boy led him to a career in statistics.
By Jacqueline Conciatore Published
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